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Icelandic legal AI startup Jónsbók secures investment from Crowberry and Leo Capital
Jónsbók, an Icelandic legal AI company, has secured investment from Crowberry Capital and Leo Capital to fund product development and expansion into more European markets. Its platform supports legal research, drafting, large-scale document review and assessment of legal positions with references to local legal sources, and is used by law firms, public institutions, banks and insurers across seven markets in the Nordics and Central and Eastern Europe.
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Key points
- Crowberry Capital, a Nordic early-stage fund, and Leo Capital, based in Singapore and Helsinki, are backing Jónsbók.ArcticStartup
- The investment will support further product development and expansion into additional European markets.ArcticStartup
- Jónsbók launched in Iceland in 2025 and expanded into Europe in early 2026; Finland has become an important market.ArcticStartup
- The platform handles research, drafting, review of hundreds of documents at once and assessment of legal positions with source references.ArcticStartup
- CEO and co-founder Bjarni Bragi Jónsson said legal AI must reflect each jurisdiction's laws, language and legal practices.ArcticStartup